Third Act Oregon Presents: An Evening with Bill McKibben on July 5th

For my local friends — I hope you will join my husband and myself for this event in Portland with Bill McKibben on July 5th. The last time I saw Bill speak was when Bernie was running, a campaign he was a part of. And now I'm very eager to see him again. 

For decades I've been familiar with Bill McKibben's work, his books and relentless activism, his numerous courageous acts on behalf of the planet, and on and on. I have all of Bill's books, have seen him speak more times than I can count, and I stay informed through his ongoing numerous and deeply important articles. Bill McKibben is a national and international treasure. 

For everyone — whether you are able to make it to this event or not, the work of this amazing human is available to us all. We would not be in the midst of the climate crisis that we are today if the deep research, knowledge, integrity, and wisdom of Bill McKibben and others like him was widely disseminated. Deepest bow of respect, appreciation, and gratitude. 🙏💗 Molly

Don’t miss this rare evening with one of the world’s most beloved and important environmentalists and global thinkers. Mingle with Third Act Oregon volunteers and climate activists from all over the state after the main presentation.

Following the event, enjoy light refreshments in the First Unitarian’s beautiful, air-conditioned Buchan Reception Hall.

Friday, July 5, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Location: Eliot Chapel

Address: 1011 SW 12th Avenue, Portland, Oregon, 97205

https://www.firstunitarianportland.org/events/third-act-oregon-presents-an-evening-with-bill-mckibben/

Update: More details that I just received...

 

Event details:

• Friday evening, July 5th, in the First Unitarian Church Sanctuary (1211 SW Main St., Portland, OR 97205)

• Main Entrance is on Main Street

• Accessible Entrance is on 12th Avenue

• Doors open at 5:45pm 

• Event starts at 6:30pm (Doors will close at 6:45pm)

• Please, no food or drink allowed in the sanctuary (enclosed drink containers are ok)

Note: The church does not have A/C, but fans will be stationed throughout the Sanctuary

Arriving and parking:

If you drive, you may want to arrive early. With the Waterfront Blues Festival and a Portland Thorns game at Providence Park that evening, parking will be in high demand. (See attached map with parking options)

As alternatives to driving, you might consider:

• Taking public transportation with the aid of TriMet’s user-friendly Trip Planner.

• Taking an Uber, Lyft, or taxi

• Carpooling

Please go here for Bill McKibben's website: https://billmckibben.com/